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STAIIDS Big Leu To Kauugement Clneinn.rtl Club. LAJteni Trip. 6ajb Powfll Aftr LoeJ Flajan IETERDir HEfLT. 9KOOK.LT 12 HI1UPELF- A CHICAGO 7 HT 1ifll rrrnrnvM 14 KaTW TOP. 0 Kailroad a few montha aaro bl with which they aor-ad V'arloua rnriK-tnrea have been advanced aa to the rauae of the) Are lny believe that a Itahted rleax rump had l.n thr aaay by an t-(ted fin rt inlay came had fallen In aome where It larnlted tha dry wod.

whvh. however, amoldered for at leaat 12 huri bef re It wia finnel kave gained entrance to the grand stand In a pipe may have started the Are. but no one. haa been found who saw any person going U.0KO. which Is fully covered by insur- rraa is Dtac-orxftgn of at Rtiil r-atr My rr nam ahiia.1tplua PrqriklYn PlttaMfa IVtPUl i Maw Tw HOW THI.T Me final a f.eiluied fr to-lar Iia ra II l'l 11 I lag I th vVhwty a they war ewafc-read by Uw etas af lb that Be ealt Mr as Tha sasea btT ra Thr txtM iu aaa-k By taa maa and a.

mwlm la lbs nylil- Be. Id nuvkart. fr watch naM p-jia laser watched lb lwlu! ir.Ui burning Mand. TV waa a htwi At the Local Ball war rmsa me atta- aa rmM B-t Bar the kn after lb of 1 i ha Bra tt bad tnn I'sarif eav saa-I xil a quark ly and a siartad rxiHn ha pa a rase tb Maae th npla living th ttrK fr-ias tkve bark were Totally Destroyed By Mon 7: i ted )M bak of Tha day Morning Fire. tharr mail a ux mi wfcfcrti CTHE1 raa graed stajv wa aleo daasroved.

tiattkar with tb ant- rme end bate rf lb player. Laat sata-aiee that r1ahf-fla-lt iMIl Vara the of an1 imi'intt pl-1 1th h-m ra aa, Ph. Throafhoal lha) Coaatrf Hay Foam 2 IlaaxroraaJ By Fir. I'urlna tha part faw yara kara haa fcan 4 I many flraa at tha rirkni ball parka of tha '-'untry AM ffrotindkaapari ara -autlnnal to uM aaalnat Araa. an 4 It la a I itairllna- In ail National Iaaaii rltlaa that tha ataivda muat ba ihoroug hlr fn apa.

IM aftar airh krarna. Thla waa by i)rwjnlkp aVhwab aftar tha jn'lar ma with Plttaburi No lthfl clr I at pa or othr ermb.iatlbla matter waa Har'rrtrl Tha yaar laxat waa particularly i notad for tha nambar of flraa that -rnrri. and tha larra damac that aavpral rl iha In THE WRECKED GRAND STAND AND PAVILION a laaf-ar did th fw Ter kav KM I ba. Attnmi ft. se 1 In in.

I'll 1. mall r. and (wtc IM( year 'h Wrt -netal semi, a Mn h-eacher ha km oa lira. owl aa tm i i b'aae oev-urred whii gssae am aa aa Kir NaMor.al. of Hiriora.

j.k. najwl vn 1MU a. Ilartr ir4 K.ro AiwIiiimi n( ITilI Cla a tha 1 Vl Natl oral nf lrw-1nnatl. rnpar II nntiaa ino ajr- nti.a II afwl Koraka, at "1 rvrl nna 1 1. il Tha lnaurn- la iiaiaai Mr HtniU).

a- wir. a wra Innlnaa Kuffaio I I I i a-, a.aaj-, iilnaulanal faaa seated I' aaar. 4. at aWt TKZ nriUJLAJCl. Ta tnaUrnra tk park ataiwla I ant ft Johnaofl.

brithrr ot ryt tha AmarV-ao TV. UA. an Thair Klrl Tw T.a moipan.aa that haaa th rt.ll I In tha clutche t.f the destmylna; demon rrr. rr 4 i Thla time he did work more completely, i 1K apace of 1 mtnutea In many roapect the ntir atructure uccumbtnj. antalllne T'jiti 2b 4 1 3 Are reaemhled the ronflaarrafton that de-, a lo of lilt niirt The next day the arand 4 11 4 -tK n.

wnlar irino at rne nan para at I i 'nio. waa' 4 IT. I In Jim.irv of the follow. JletltreT I ln yi-ar the afanda at fnlon Park. Balll were preciae ajlke ln the rapidity nv re.

-rt dlov-re. on Are, not a veti Toiala rne ni toe para n.ini ioioara -ft ah'-n the fire finally waa aTOt under Mieauh. aa got under M'leauWr tmtr.l the day at Bt Iula. Aortl ti 1i. tire broke out ln th.

grand 1 i S.1 1 1 2T nd during the second Inning So rapid 1 av. He Hi Vwm Toaaf I a a. a p-aA-a. rt. a do 3 1 1.

I I aaaae-a. ifcrttaa. at- I ear. rf I Iaw. a r.

I I I I I i a I 1 aa-ib I Cri'Vark 1 4 I I a. laana-fflif XED" 0AE3ET, 'jihnaor ah piatl tha ininrn-. la Tb Ez.pt,alelpaa Twirlrr, rWr For BoiaTaka. to 7 XT II 1 0 Wllmov rf 1 IaH; If 0 Wtrlex lb 1 Nance. 0 Abbey 2 1 Kti'ih.

mm y.h-r i' T-tala i 1 1 xi a Mil I riuiaaaa Hmtm "aa-vini a aa IftW -a-abav a a-ak ajl- la- AMZRIOAI IXAOHE 8TAIDII1 "a L-at- I i i aa 14 fra 14 It 13 7 15 1 44 13 IT 41 II 1 HI Vlay ja 'irary an1 WU- thalr baat. and tha hit on rxnh f.ifurrt hlttlnaT i n4 Btrr.w. aanroaB 1 i. taa.rf 114 0 PI- krt rf 4 I 0 ar a. rf 4 I 0 3a.

I -f 4 H. aa If 4 1 1 Mllnu. Jb 1 I 0 4 O.J-ama. If 4 0 am. lb 4 a ffiafn.ur.

id 4 1111 rirti Jb 4 1 4 1 I i ap; 4 4 1 K'-hr-. a r. TV a la 3 I 1 3 a low. aa i I 0 Wllarn. 4 0 I 1 SS II 24 13 2 1 1 I 4 2 0 0 0 'I 1 1 I 0 IV 'he leaarua auffered Th flrat ronflaarati-m i Tw.

r'itar 2 nm that aaaaon occurred In Boafon. on May Pi.rraaer Thra. I Hue I fit ari ftemaBBB tVaal fryf 1 0 1 wraj -my jaw' 1. durtnaj a (ama between the Baltimore i Jrn a7 Haa on Ralia '-ft ar ti and B.aton riuba. The Are waa i i arm 2 H'wl Bv Tr in the bleacher, durln, th- third innln, of Tin- I l-mpira- Trar.k A in-linra i'a ee ih.

aama It flnlrllv a twl before It -e the same It iDraarl aulrkly. and before It waa Anally the entire aeattne pedty of the afro'ind. fencea RAII AT IH DIAH AP0LI8. la aa Incredibly ehort lima tna ipitinn ani, had been I Dumrii.il. Mv InHHntpoii.

it- erand atand and pavilion at tha nnrlnnM The around were reopened on trolt rame poatponed on account ui p. K-n r-ack wera almoat totally de- J'il about two montha after the Are in Auut 3 of the aame year a fire waa dla- WTT affrTR MT.JI tmyal by a flerc. nr. that occurred at an r. early ho.jr yeaferday mornlr.

All that ta tm with ome little trouble, ay on left atandlnat la a aertlon of tha pavilion, the damace done amounttna; to about M.1""" Iron and charred beam I From lonnte Mat a Taan Throaa-n eol Work. tha flftv-cent aeat are about SO rne very net nay in. maninrent ar.na Mav w. ajraln.t or feet tn 1-nnh 1 "'n'1 h(m( ln.y hu.h the The that replaced tha deatroyed Attendance. Score Tha arand atAnd and the rr eater portion rnilt A'lrmt about I of tha pavilion ara now a maaa of tanarled three weeka after the flrat Are.

the Chicago -ta 1 arand atand and ad lolnlna aeat akaln vir I n-. i oritvli. rf 3 1 4 2 10 0 0 1 0 2 l'l 1 0 5 0 2 2 0 1 39 10 2T 14 1 3 4 Into Are try the stiff northeaat wind that I wis the spread of the flames that several tings. Struck rmt Canny on spt acroas the park IJIPtriXITt CAT'SE Some bejlave that the Are was le to croaaed electric w1ra. but as far as known tbero were no electric wires ln the stands The police strongly Incline to the belief tht tha conflawrratlon waa Ihe work of an incendiary, although the motive a firebug would have In burning the stands abeent Chief Deltarh Is conTlr.oed.

however, that lncendlarlam waa at trioDottom of the Arc. and haa accordingly detailed Crrm and McDermott lo tnveetlgate the clr-eumatanceo that attended the blase an us origin. There la no ntght watchman at th park, and tt hi possible that tramps may aaa fthent a veaterdav morning when Ohaoce I p. uroonaierpcr oenwau. who line.

.1 --era avenue aad York street, had occasion to look out of an upstair window. He tancew toward tbo ba 00 ball park, and ln the middle of tbe arand stand, at a point situated directly 1b tba rear of tbe preaa box. Bad near tko top tier of the seata. he saw a Blase about th atsa ml a man's hand- The atanda war faintly discernible In the misty hhaaa reaJlaai that taa atand waa a lie 11 T. anil; calVna; hbj two sons, he hur-rted srvec ta Has park.

Tbe three had not praraoded far bafora.tbe heavens were 11-)amlaed aad the crackling roar of tha Aames coUd ba plainly beard. Ha Immediately I Baal la aa alarri--fJorn Box 5H7. Almost at th aaxna tlmo Ueateraant Corbtn. of the nrib Dtatrtct. aaw vka Br and raajlaed it (Dag-nltuda.

Ha raa aaroaa lota ta tho ata-ttua kiwiaa. and! frotca there aeat ln tba alarm hy taJelaBaa ta fbo Ira towor. ft vera 1 en-mfinm anaipana reapondad to the nrat alarm, a art-BanotD arBc-racua. 'Waaa CtUt ArebJhald arrived alth park tea Mow bhrnal waa seat tn. hat th Or waa ararJeaUy ower br tha tlma aba Bxav-Jnrlty of -aasmpaaaaa Two at raa ma wra all laaat ware aacaaoary ta keep the flimak Croak oaaacn a nlcsainaT ta tha fencoa, and aaa atream waa Bufflctent to pi eoanra taa mm I hia at tba paHlaa Boar tha aatraaea lik Tha ra vaa at tended wttk anany aim laialar aaat pyrnbanatalr al fialai aa.

aad tnaia-a-t alara- ar 1 sat ftiowoi'ka dlapiay. It apcaaa wttk Tmrkabto raixdTty. laOSaT oaa-uaa aaT Ham aa OBtwrtBoa tha aTOara that Bur ported tha roof. Tba troa poata of tbo arand atand c-oakl act wit hat and ta fierce heat aad iinmiil dkeeotv Ma aralrt Bra var buraad mora auickly. and ta Biinatea after tba ara aaga of ftro waa aa.

parent Iba a'amrter clrel. ot atand waa aaa Breee mi flavoaeo. Tbo woodwork waa dry aa n.iae and bunMvJ Mat aa eaally. Thei wera aa walla to check th uaa af The fame. Tbey had full aweaap and wera med Into ex ratrdiaAry AereeBea by th that ca ma troia mn.

ox in sort nam. "1 i eftort af the Oismaa war a. a cent -1 lha no-ft. blia id tr bnt.Jlng a I nmeea and pratactlng mJuA watchlag adjara pruarir oa nil rM. 1 No oowr on oartb could bav saved! th grind ni a 1 taa grvaier parx 01 in pa- tiftloia.

Ibiri was a rai aviaai wa reiV people na narrow eacapes rrom oearn i ne irftr- ftftowaunrr. chlcago. were the Browne' opponenta In Shnlan Time 1 43 hat game The last Are of Importance that orcurrrd. excepting that nf Monday morn-, a -re i Lini L' u-r- mvo ing waa on August 12 of last year, when all LfcAOl TADI0. the bulldlnga ot the Louisville were destroyed at a loss of IT.Ono WEST TO PIECES In tbe Eighth kail tha Brooklyn Cham plana Wo.

Chicaoo. May 2 After having a good 1 lead to-day the locala went all to ptecee In the eighth Inning. Ove errors and six hit raall, Hwlnr. 1: af TlmM. af at.ra a.ft a r.

1 11 11 mail Mtrsjek Oat By riiaiB. kr Piatt. 1. mr narakara. X.

Maaa Wans Paagata. PtajfC- Croaa. Saala. taa una. Reiatec.

Tla iJa. LBaaara -rsTEIQ-S S0UTH7AWS Gatw tha ttiabaa Vkhthal'saalRBsaB. PuraBCBO. rirww. May tn addltloai ta being wild.

arel Brrmoar alt Lard. Chaabr was la fin fot-sa. a Clubs Won Loet Par CI. Wh-eling Ik aril Toledo 17 9 STV4 T'avton IS 621 Newcastle It) 15 Si Kt. Wayne 14 l) lolumbu 11 1 407 Manafleld 11 1 dl Youngalown 20 .310 Inning Wheeling Maaaneld WHEELIIQ STOGIES giving lha cbemplona nine runa.

At his own Worn Eaally Prom the Manaflekl Teai request Garvin again pitched, doing well Tnrnrr'i Great Battiag. for seven Innings, but weakening badly 1 T- witn nis Mor tunnort in tna eia-ntn an 1 1 tt-i A nln A inarli from A I nnrn.iR Score: Chicaoo. to or leaving the park at that un.eemlv,lu kmir. The ka la conservatively estimated 1 ab rot kl BbOOkLTN 4 2 2 1 trone. rr 4 110 Keeler.

rf 5 2 3 4 110 Jennings, lb i 1 a 0 0 1 0 4 4 0 IK el ley. If 5 I 1 0 Gnil. lb 4 1 tahln. as. 1 1 0 Bradley.

I I 3 3 I Croas. So. 1 0 0 Vk.B 4 I a emoet Ih 5 2 9 2 0 lOtt McOalr. 1 0 4 10 0 0 FarrelL c. 1 0 0 0 Menefee.

0 0 0 1 1 Kennedy, 2 0 0 0 0 araia 17. 3 1 0 Totals S3 1 1 2T 11 7. I Totala. 4 14 2T7 0 Innings 1 4 Cktcag? 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 Brooklyn I I 0 1 12 ftjeft on Hear. Ckleacx Braoalyn Two-Baaa Hits Mertea, D11BB.

Jaavao, Kaaier. Mr Salr. Tkrea-Bao Hit Croaa. 0aeriaco Hil Garrael. to tea Basra el ley.

tierrvootrrvtlle Ixiuhle P1r fa Man. Demoatrevtlle aad Jennings 2 Struck Out By Qarrla. 1: by at aaa ft'. 1. by MeOlnatty.

I. pVasad BaJI at eGutra Base on Balia Off Mewetae. oaT Kennedy. 1. ott 1.

Hit with Ball Cbaoce X. Praia Tine 1.3. SiaE Pat Vp By SC. Iaaala aad th Qaahata Won. St.

Loin a. May 28. Bt. Loula played a listless game to-day. both to th field 1 th bat.

Ta erar: Bt. Locib- 1 PanvAOi a.B AB-B rv A Doervaa. rtl-T I I t. 4 1 panHa. cf I 1 i I I Mass.

4 i 1 i Barken, k. 4 I I I 1 Delb's'l. lb 4 a a Uukaa, at Wailaea. af Oa K' Powall. oaalt a.

4 1 Lm. 1 as 1 rtk. rt a a I a Ik bll i I Dealaa a- I I 1 ta a a I'tiry i I ii i i 4 B-Oroas. aa. I 1 a.

a 1 X4 a ti A tn aa aa. ft 1 I a4aaa a Piatt. HagbM. p. I baTCBBU-a.

1 I I I Pa.iow. lllli Tocala 1 fT 1 Tatala B4 1 St la alara. tamia illlM 4 rMalcal, i 1 1 I i I a tl Taa-Waaa Mlta Kalatae. Lam. Tkiaa Has X.

LmulaA UoaM Bail DtaAta. Fixav. WU4 PltatWrmhae. Baa aa Baha OBT won easily from the Mud Hens to-day. 1 plenty of opportunity to cheer their favor ites.

Turner's batting was one of the features. Hia home run and numerous sin gles netted largely in favor of the locals. Neither pitcher made any particular play. but were pretty evenly matched. There waa a good attendance, and tbe weather, though threatening, waa very pleasant.

Rother-mel's base running was brilliant work. Score: WHElLIIfa a a ro a B. MlFlriELP. AB PO A.E- swher l.aa. 4 15 3 ru1nn.St 3 I 1 A 1 bteaay.lt-..

5 1 OIBeecher.lf... 5 1 Taylor. 3 3 0 1 Floamol.rt. 4 2 0 0 0 4 2 4 3 0- Keenan.Sh.. 3 113 1 Turner lb.

4 4 Law.lh. 4 3 0 ioa.ct 1 1 Oialc ay.rf.... 4 13 2 rvquin jr.n a 1 le.e Boy.e- 4 14 4 4 13 1 Pardea.p.... 4 a I Olrwloup. 4 0 0 1 0 TmaJe 1 T7 11 Total .34 34 1J34B4783 a 3 0 0 1 1 1 3000014008 Taw Base Hlti Lrtaa.

Boyd. Fawtnaor. Tur aar. Qoliia. BeKbtr X.

Keenaa. Hoana Run Tar. stolen nana Bouumn law. sacrtrlea Hit Keeoaa Bases oa Bails Off Irwin. off Stnsck Out By Irwtw 3.

br Pardee. 3. Doable Play Rotbtimsl ta Lyons ta Turner. I at UBS para joaastoa. EAST Far Kawcatla ax Ft.

Waraa-Wada. Pitkatt Welt. Pt Watstb. larxu. May Mawcaustla out- Played tha locals to-day aad won aa easy victory.

Often It looked like a sure thing for Ft. Ways. Wadawarth. who pitched for Newcastle, settled down after th fourth to loeai irttliif! but an hit off lw tJtaw ciwia. a ibb itooi waa Bo-say C-leaaiand American Leaurae Club Zi a a arst BBitagaanant tor a Ta WaTsfa! 1 KrwcirrLk fSr.S'fTTt'lWs-iiTn b-liea.

"Tla" la. 4 SlT1-- I aaa. rf I i a-T-a-- 1 1 1 1 1 p. tt1- TO 1 1 1 1 2 TJ" u1 at "iff is iTrBBWaw1' Pv 1 Ri TV: lllllifti tj 11 been See V' aa Baraa. Steaaa 1 II II It 1 1 II si .2111 0 .2111 3 'Va'dr- oroy.

Wtlm't. Hy 1 Haa- 4 THE ENQUIRER, CIS CUTS ATL TUESPAT; MAT 20, 1000, 91 HWa aw BMa-Ot MM- ruib a. aaTKaaajaa. J. a taraam.

ra Ibaaa aa ftaajba, a a Haow. I. aaT bwaiaa. I. aaT Wiaanrt 4.

br ln aiib, t'Ua rub-ibir' raa Cari a. tin I aV i ArvlrraiX! ur ia a inrnriBTaf. oixl Tfca Waala-k) Caaaa I rmtmrwm ta Acaj tka (XM taaua waj Tate brCUakaM rM aal ata ana a a a a to S-ind-iy night Uar Shau-ka. ec lava CTLail AmrB Uka of taa aata by a aeon a 14 to 2. ft waa aehta-ra4 bT Uka of taa CXDail trwopa) paajrte ala avtAoMara aad Sva toJvaVa-a a Uaw.

tartBr with a ckanf4 of pitcteara o-ary tlfna taa bail waa hK. TTka tamtam of taa raaaa rara too auuvar-maa to naaattco. aa-raral boata botB oaurlt oa tha fly aav! qui La a busmt of ka ila ba-tnc pt-b ovar loo plat a Tbo tDvll artll now bio tha ti 'arrraak Oaa! for Lha kcaJ aaaataur aaa food CIXTTLaVIirS VlvW plates. irauL pMrifra to Taa aa aa i aaa. Ob to.

May CWraiajvd I Intaratata I aactaa. thai aftarnooB. AJtbouch U'l prVra la ay oajt It la aad to ba a farwy fla-nra Err atnoa tbo National itir (V-1 Flood to tha Ft. Wayna Clnb from i rf a tha locai nunaaraant haa makiria a liekaa frr tha faat Mcoad baa. run a rrr iim nurra.u nr corrtuoin mr rum ln CorrpiKnlarira ra Hrrman mji4 Klifoyl oal pm h- with Fraadnt Natlrr.

-f hiip fhaa of tha ytaltora wera nw Kt Wayne (lub, for two waaka. anil mitlc a a a-y ffr It bunf Bra until today All arranaramanta war pra-rtlr-a nimpkieil for blm by lonaj-dtataAce phon at I stroll on 8u4ay. WET 0E0UXD8 AT DATTOI. iraruL ckoak fan IiATT-m. Omo, May 2K Tha fana be-t wan I ay-trn and Potnrabui waa poatponnd thl aftarrvoon.

owtn( to wat froundi Sunday a (una. arblch waa oajlad on of rain, will be played hero to-morrow a hlch la aa oprn date. AXDEES0H WOS. Mt-Tvcrc Mar 3K. Soore tn to-day Indiana Btato Lear Kama: innir.fi a 4 a 7 a 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 10 0 0 2 I la A Blereon.

12; al uncle. Krr- 4. Muncle. Baltarrea- Porfrrar ar.o Wi.liajt. f'ubacb and Harlow STOLE BA8EBALL TICKETS.

pbctai DtaraTca to tii cuartBaa. Tf'Lkrvi. Ohio. May 2 no Kruefhof aferl 12 year, of S2fl t'nlon atreejt. we.

Benteni-ed to the Ijinraiiter Reform Bch 'l to-day by 'he Police Judjre for atea.J'nK haeeball tickets from the Armory lark SAI5 AT TOLEDO. 1 4 4 0 i Vounaratown team had another off day 1 3 1 3 0 10 1 4 iracuL nirTca to tii enqrraaa. Tolido, Ohio. May 2S The Toledo and account of wet grounds Thta maken five postponed gamea for the Mud Hon. BASEBALL GOSSIP.

The Lant gam thf5 ani iV'-ron wa.s 1 rlard off on a count th-flr at th baJ! rark. MarMxer and his mn If-ft for at 2 30 yenTfT'iHy af-t-r Alkiri anti his playf ri j.ar-'1 tT the city rt h-san aivl cultur at iat Ail tht ickhI- went nave i'hll (jVte-r. who In fTA-rinaT from a rharly horw Th KMs will piay W'amon to-nor- I 'e, oration I ay croaTls are Th tjiri itnrs a-111 he treated to the novrl of two tt-ams plnytng tn the an-me Aj Alltr-. men lot unt forms 're. whiih destroyed th, b'-en oj-drrr-d and will be frmrardrd to the t-am at New York The fact that the mem bers of the team be compelled to "You never sea rha Red back said 0 01 kftftti tMt CVftftrtftMl tn said Auarist Klrbert.

"Why asked Squire Gass "I win make predict that they fin ish the season In i "Stick a clothes line V'ln in th.s rUS. Abner Poa-ell. a-ho assisted the Reds to gt Into playing condition at New Orleans last spt-ng. was a caller at Thb EwQftRER office last night Powell is en route to Oswego. wher he is to manage and plav right fleld for the team of that thriving cltv Jim Honeyman.

the Cincinnati out- Lflelder. Is a member of the same clun. r-owii exnects to taae a numin-r oi players to Oswego ln the places in the club that nerd strengthening He took a list of available talent, and will correspond atth such players as ho may oeftid Pnvftll took a team of Dlaver to Cuba a of Philadelphia, and Stetnfeldt. of Cincinnati, aere among the bunch of tourists who mail. ih.

toiimev P.ach of the nlaver. had to-morrow Allen a-lll play short and Captain Tommy Corcoran will All McPhee old place at second base The slump that the Heds have experienced felt most keenly by Manager Allen, and he has not had a night's rest for a week or 10 days. I and the new manajrer Is far from sarlsfied with the make-up of his club. A change will also be made ln the outfield. "Wahoo" 1 Sam Crawford, for whose release Milwau kee see right.

This gives Cincinnati three outfielders who will bat around the mark Smith 1 work In recent games haa been I poor. He has thrown poorly and his bat- ting and fielding have not been good. Smith has allowed several runs to cross the plate on short hits Into his territory when by good throwing the runners could have been retired with ease. He haa been slow on the bases, and seems to be unable to bunt with any success. Smith may be a star In the outfield, but his recent work does not show It.

Perhaps be will improve after he has 3 0 4 1 01 8e. a. frcaaa vfv aftnft ancu iwi come i me conclusion that he can do no worse than Elmer baa been doing. Allen believe that with a tittle experience the Nebraska lad will make food. It is to be hoped that his estimate of the young outfielder's worth will prove correct- Crawford Is a natural bitter.

Ha hi young and ambitious, and hia many local friends bop to see him play good balL All rood Judges of ball players acre that Jimmy Barrett will make good- McBrlde'a ability aa a hitter and fielder ta too well known to require knthy comment. He about try and Improve ta baa running and bunting, and then bo outfielder tn the country would have a hunch oa htaa. McBride ia acientlons player, bat local fans would Ilk. to hear htm make a little more noise. Th openlnx gam la Boston will probably be pitched hy Ed Scott, who aeema to be th only Ctnemnati wirier ta good form.

Stetnfeldt will mako room at aeoood haa for Carom an. This cnanara waa made aecea- Jak Berkley aaa aot played lemaa aaa beana eat of the Hockley haa been piaylnaj stupid ball ta. tha Bold at tiaoea, and Manager AOaa 4Tres that a aick-tklnknis. brUIlaat player Uka Corcoran will aa much ta steady down Jake, who Is bitting tn good rot-ax. The tiataba wttk th Inneid haa area that Boekley aad Statnfeidt both ar BBeaHtantcaJ Players, and tbara baa bast kasa a eoeaaiete anderataBdina bet weew them aa ta haw plays should executed.

istetaxesdt haa welded w0 fa siinij ganaea. aat fats MtUn haa aaea aeeak a il tetaea. He klta at th ball in aa aiBaer-baBKbod. Jsnrky way. aad eiua aavaM ta ae-autr th verba ad.

fraa-araa Bmlen fea-ted by Bread hitter. Tba saoat atari nar weakBeas ml Btelnfetdt. Brb eb th pabiba haa averlaokd ta a Beuw. is that he is an-sbie eatch a thrown ball aad put it oa taa runner with tha as raa rwiB1L i iv IbJakiaar aa oaao trav Laal arUl rm Ka atlayaa ii 'rmt kaaao yr waaa a. tataaaaat1 ba kafK far aOWylBaVat-r Ha aaa rrko4 bar acva fif(r.

ba fart I bat Iba la Ua fVT aa hum. Ha ka a. araal tkravor. aay4 tf ba raa nlinauM a- iai a-ttlnT asdiaal at rrttkral of a baJ! raaaa aaa braJ ban irli.i a a4 aa alrtiTaar i tad. ha aaa aoaaa Sar 'V arkaa la kaoars aa a baadr paayar Ii juaaaraj to too raaa4T latMra.

ti baa aua tin ih. k.ii arrataT atioco Utaa. In afta1Ktl MmikaaTr A lam baa pf-4 A 1 If B4 a-uf ao.u baar ba arlU rraUl Tha raja watch baTlrr aa a pir and area taken rnto cam the crowd that trle.1 up to-date hajarbAll ln Apparctilly -New York -1 1 a aai i ucaaM abuon by year Alias ka Dot a a d'. J.V. alwaya b-a raajar4l aa i.

"fir ITthrAiiu. ua waa too oaaai aj I rr haul AtWti la a JllJL r. raa atr a bail aa1 Ii. in 'ha Duaaaa-aa It. an liillit'man hltn.

and hla ba3 la ai Mm In lha r. Ka 1 hi prtcha-ra whan tlwy JJ nlrb hla nun( aa to huw to play f'r t-" fT prrTk-a. but ha awn fc In If fallad ta ca't any out of hia trrp to hav. nW. hla ml u.

tha air an4 eFax's. lf ii Ailm kavk ahl to hit man Fld frm rfca Ft. Wajma Club. In thw a aa Mont r-aa 6. any w.ra than It tn-r- for tha paat two warli or au.

thT aa.Oaf ao- mi oa mu Nrw York, after betn wallop madlj by hl-co and Bl. Loula. artual'r lU clnnatla their flrat h'' r-rlea. and beat trwm a til. too Thrr.

a rrrn i any auttpu-altlona about the atyla of tha defeat Ldaat year It waa New York that played almoat a almilar trick un tie Ohio h.l -nn. m.iini alona; with a a year pli) In thr bio. to the Weaterri- era All cluoa. no ma'irr eenral rule And one in. In the league circuit mat It aeema of the queatlon lo d-feal.

For two or three eea.ona the Prilladei nM.i cuiid kmi the Baltimore. mutter whether the aarne waa played Ir aarne waa pin.t-u n. Each one of the urr.ptre now In aervlr-fftvori the douhle umpire rystem. Why' Be cause two of thm are too ilow aro'jrvl to give the decisions to t-hlrk reeponalbiiuy balls and strikes It Is exception. mv- al.

want Hftrhts the h-arts of all enthusiasts Po- pie who atteind games like to see players pet full rretltt for the drlvea thy make In 1'4 wen the- grand stand, rnhs .1 a-as destroyed 'y tire Moruiay. was erected a mJmake waj ma.1e. muoh space wa practically tr.rown away ln the rear of the stand. This was not te fault of Mr Brush, At tha.t time Comlskey was manager of the Ct.noln-raati teun and ajiked for spvce In th ree-r of the grand tand for his men to practice wlthrut tr-mg seen by BpeoatorB. His wls.h was granted and the paavytng field waa pracil-ally njlned- T-he outfield haa be-n loo nlnin ami lt r.aj been next to lmcHissltle a of be daetroved graiKi stan.1 a-nd left lie.d til earner, which Ka was; eo 1 mis 1 aTHKi ir uunc 11 eoui.j ioubtieSB be wise for Che club manart-mem to hoQae the ground next to the park, which i now usied as a brickyard.

Thls would irive Hltmuftlp one of the rw-i S- me of his men have played stupid ball. hall parks ln the eoumxy and the outfield would be karge enough to suit the most ex acting fans The rnjuaVeTt-meni ebould srnve to mcreajie the size of the piaymat fleld at any reasonable cost arid the outlay will more than oime twill In Irx-reated jr ft 1 iairuir. 1 ne presavnr re 01 me lis- 1 1 1 ft i n-jiiai; r.imcr Dmiin It mond hia rvever been ftt isf actory to thre I t-v larY TI ft-a 1 I vn a 1 1 al I a Vft.naAL.i 1 1 was an entertaining game, and the many putnic or im managemem 1 ne argu- runner on the team, will play center In rrenl havd been made that It requires a long nit. 00m team orougni many runs. wh lime to make a diamond smooth for play- Xhe occupants of the bleacher were given 1 ing on, bof this ie a minor coraskierauon It naitrbt le a rood idea to coots rue the arand stand ln tha? northwest oorrfcerr of the gTOond.

Tims would keep the auo out of the eye of the players and spectators and anon one 01 the longest oixneraa trie National Leaaruo. Such a move eoould aJao be aatiefoctory becauae the sealing; facili ties wxiu-Kl not Iraterfered witn. have you to say In reward to the showing of your team?" President Brush was asked J.at ntght. "I have never lost confidence ln our young players." was ine reply. "Some of them may require more seasoning, but I think Ihey have the natural ability.

Take Crawford, for Instance. He has not been playing ball long. We may have secured him too soon. On the other hand. If we had not signed him when we did some other team would have captured him.

The youns players made good In the earlv Dart of the sea son and were highly praised, and I think mey wui com again. President Ban Johnson, of the American Leaarue. who left the city Friday night for a short hunting expedition into Wisconsin. returned yesterday ln poor condition. While traveling by alow at a- rout through some unexplored territory ln Northern Wiscon sin ne was thrown rrom tn ooacn au forced Into painful contact with a hardwood log tn the pin region.

George Tompoan, a companion of Mr. Johnson, wa also Injured, Tbe actnaesit happened about nine miles from Main, Wis. Chicago Baoord. The plans of th local management ta re gard to th futur have not yet haen decided upon. The fire at th baS park was undoubtedly of Incendiary origin, and It Is bo pod that Colonel Dextsch's detectives will aM to unravel th mystery surrounding th case.

President Uohii T. Brash arrtvad tn th city last evening and resTta-tered at the St. Nicholas, It was too lata to visit tha park when Mr. Brash arrived, aad put tn most of the night rflrinslnr the disastrous eoofiBarratlon with TresuRtrer J. Asfeley Lloyd aad "It la too soon to state what we latand ta do," said Mr.

Brush. In answer ta a traery. "I hay aot had Unas to vkxit tbe park, and the Bltantloax has xtet yet been thiarotigkly caanraaai il A aaxaaer ayf Baat. ters ara ha a Oast ait, aad aetO that, aa Bara dotae ara cannot state iuat what wa wtn do- Wo have njc people tdeal with, kuw. eter, and 1.

think evrythinai will aa a raagad tn a aathuTactory manner, of cNKiraa, I be at th bharv. when h.t a luk In the leajit hurd B-J! ho they do h.itr to give the naof- ially when It la a close gn-rive En har.jfe Kxchar.ge. 1 loaens of balls have landed ln the left field bleachers" thla sea-ion. without any ever being returned In the Afth Inning row wl'M the Boa'ona. and the ueuaJ large I Saturday's game the players and regulars were thunderstruck to see one iriea on the fi-ld A mr "bleacherue ehouid weal Milt'T at the person who returned and had he been located he surely have been mistreated.

i ilobf- Iwmotrat. th- I i have rather made that hit Saturday than liave been given il.fkiO. "I saw the "old boy' perchod up on a waaron g'Jng to his home new glr.ves and shoes will be so me What ol yK profeaalonal 'He shouted a handicap It reoulrea a torus time to tn me: Il waaa beauty, wavan't Things break In gloves, and Alen men ara oe-r- haven't been breaking any too "el 1 for Joe all summer, and that drive la going to do talnly unfortunate In having all their play- nl, Wlrk a lot of St- Loula Ing paraphernalia deafroyed. The only man paper. tfVlaaa tbo parti" la ta btiim aa4 aaa nbara wa aiaai Mr.

Brwab riaail lay nai whevl fca OaaoaTbt akuBt taa orark af tbo ftrat. la tan, ba aaJd taat ba waa auaabaa vo a i ka a Ba aarad aaa a ana at of a bac af ta-a Ka a-tata. kaamr, I bat tbo wra4 toad at tba ClartBaali Parti waa a aaaaw oabaaaatnl tymrtara aaa) thai ba bad aiwaya -aawd It p-lrajiy fir aaa-inf. Tbo wprurbl a-irtua of tbo aaaaat waa aaada of Ira, aad ataaa aaal lava a ar w-aa uaaatl yi ia aaT la1 bkrw paaaa aiaa Hi a bal ftacaalt ad BfrT laiUi aattw faJMaaa bata tba iraali aa friaiiliat hrai waa Tory kaajrb aariartaid wboa ba flrat liaraai Obkt lav kra bad arte- baatod ta tba Tha raa4 ataiad. wcb waa laHifil by Bra.

waa boiOt diiriaw a tlawa of i pi al n-Btajco tboa kraa and lamk ir hatva bach ibm vp and tt wfB ooa taa Binaniint at Boat a Bar cast anora ta raa lane it aarw. It ta auaaBita tkat tba aaaoLp oa tba Oyaaaaataaa Eaot End. Thta park ba arfaiad mm tbo bar.k tha Ohio Rlrwr. and ka ta fliwt-rtaaa condition The dtav. -axl ka aa Vawat aa a btlltard table aad tba owtnald will af boaaaa ruaa Tba waa abaaj'a a baa Katly a KUIara played thar.

Tbara are two Hab-houaaa at tha park and 10 abower batba. The a-rand atand and perl Haa will aaat X.Sat panla The only tns in naary ta av-oraunlate larre crovdi would ba tba ere-tin of hlaacher Thta park a arm Mi t.r rwnduina than tbo Vatfcanal Loaarvo a-T-ounda. a hrvther of Barry UtOarmkk. lha I'bicaaTu lnfteider. la tba troundka tp ar.

One of the moat pee-Btlar aroenre that arer happened on tha baaeball diamond oe- mrred at Worraeter. Maaa last Hatwrday. In a rame Mnan Holy freaa and Brown 'ntirerettT teama. whtrh reaarted In two broken le- for one of the piayera. Short-atop Uyrr of the Holy Cme leant, met with th- mtafortune.

while tiffing a baaa-r-jnnor who aa ttemptlBf to ateal aecond Dyer put out hla man at a fearful eoat. Bob Allen will ba a boay man on the Eaatem trip of the Red. In addition lo playing- ahortatop he will look after the piayera on and off the field and attend to Btne buaineaa arrn-menta ar reTra ot vl-lone. aa-er Han-rrt Am ooi th ih. ro.Mt rwomu AMATETJB BABEEALL.

TT.e rnvlrrtnn team will leave for or. the noon train to-morrow. Inataavd k. aa announcad All piayera will and O. t4pot at L2 c4ock TK.

A u.rel Philadelphia or tn BaTttrnore. the low-go- i h- aa regularly 'hli. on Icorallon I -ay. to play twl lr.g levelarvd, ln the dave of beat work, al wav found a atumhllrit bl'tck In whether Boiton hapiened to he playing tlcularlv auod or miUllv Indifferent bi Xf York in one aawn might beat other club In the Imru' except hlctva-o AriMin would walk over the iiant. after knot-kin them down New York Tf It-gram anme the ptrong team of that place.

Tie fol omlng player wilt pleaae report at the Oranl entral T'epot at 7 o'rlork harp S. hmth Brauer Nleman. Reiaing 11 nezen. Jiftr.Hken. Harria.

Pur-t-l! and inner TTie Rradtng defeated the Burnet toaro In a Ane game Surklay The acore Innir. 12I46ST Pea.11-.ft 200 100 loo 4 OOUOOIOOO 1 Th- ft-ature. of tiie game were the faat wrtrk of the Burneta' InAeld and the pltch- liiftt Iuetha.ua and Orameu-er Joe Foeed axe enough to call nf for the Burnet at third hi Hurnet wuid like to near rrom jt "f-'om-n clult Addreea Jemlaon. rand entral repot The Manhatlar.a would like to hoar from "Pink" Hawley victory over his old team any good team in regard to a game for 8un- rnate. the Plratea.

laat Friday was his day. the Superhaa preferred, rtrst win of the aeaaon. He had prevlouely care of this ofAce. made n-ven attempts to score a win ior me N-w Yorka. hut "Pretty Addrea ln TK TY.ir-nak at WOllM 11 If tn hlVi M.

ram Pink pellft- I. h.rrt -h timf tht Mi Ior ounaay. june a. 'am n-vT ha1 a chance aft-r the game wa- a few 1nn1nir- old Plttshurg is a u-ed i Two trrw mrule up of employ-, of Haen plaj tn(C sleepy ball the day Hawley 4 ajid Orof-n A 'n piny ball downed them. Now that he han broken hit Iay at Uh Iaatruo Iark.

It ti wa. I that rround. would n. be of tt, diamond la u-oubleu witn coia itn-i il shape use t1nf to yesterday a Are. but Bupermtf ndent Schwab and his force promise to have the debris removed and temporary built nar the wrecked grand lius Bernard.

Billy Coitus. Noyea. tecar 1 leen. 'arl Elbann. Johnnie Groene.

the Kotte brother and n.Yme of the other lom, crack of the ear.y amateur cluh will be In th gamo. The Bellevue Blue Journey to Rlcfi- Louls I mini Sunday to play RUly Ear'e crack team KM Perry 1 requested to report at stands nnd clubhouse an-1 new suits have Billy Joyce Bays trrat Joe Qulnn would the Blue headquarter on tmporiant buai- aho sael anylhlnar from the flunei waa Manager wh i toik six balls and a of iinif.irm to his Walnut Hills home Mc Jraw's batting average ln 13 gamea la if'-r th Sunday game A dog belonging to' lt have been a it irv atinfeldt wa N'imel ln the rlre. and v. prize own-1 hv captain CTcnnm trie run. Is a Itrve that has appeared tn wnuid also Have per'-hed had not.

s.riTvt too often to suit the public Patting S. a son of ground keeper, luraej OIe fear urea of baa-tMll ttakt ncn The otncinnatl Stars will the strong Harrison's on Pworarlon Pay on the Harrison grounds Two good gamea can ba expected. BIG FIGHT May Be Brought Here. SaeDeerfnt Baildinf Directors Will-ior Pfrmit Jeffrief and Sharker To Meet There. If Colonel James Fenneaay'i efforU are crowned with success lover of the manly sport will be given a treat of their favorite amusement ln Saengerfeat Hall on the Fourth, or as soon after as the arrangements can be made.

Mr. Fennessy Is al- vent that he finds rMlv. in corresnondence tth Jeffrie and hltt.ng the ball tetmen fields. ob- fharkey ana lesser ngnts oi me nstic arena. ction to the rid granrf stand, however, and an elaborate programme will be pre- was thiit the un shone In lha eye-s of the 1 sented.

y. durlnsr the latter part of games DIP CROWD Saw Excellent Sparring. Pngilislic Carnifal at the People's a Success. Lutj Oleaxon Gat Oscar Gxrd-ocr a Oood Fight Aid Gis hti nk Made a Creditable Sa.triag With Hia. MeCoj ud Rjxm Mt CHle40 la Six Ro Had Bout Other P.rst baseman have handicapped by cit of 55.K: that still exist.

A number of Both lad looked to be Tn the; pink of rondi i. i the sun. In the event that a new grand a good time, and made a nice chunk of coin of the realm Next winter Powell expects to tarnl la to be erected haa beesn aug-take a club to 'he City of Mexico for a two I geslt-d truat the management would do well weeks' er.gageme try an1 arr3lnJce the diamond tn such Manager Bob Allen has decided to get into a. war that players can make a home run. the aame.

and will make his Initial a near- I The people to see players get the ance in a championship game at Boston credit for drives when such a thing le possible Trils could Hkoty be ac 'ompltere-d 1-v ucuMalnaT the in th. The scheme to pull cdr a Aght In Saenger- present, aaa held at the Cafe cinctnnatus last Saturday, and the subiect again dis cussed. Finally the decision waa in favor of trying this method of raising the wind to settle the deficit. Mr. Muhlhauser waa Instructed to confer with Mr.

Fenneasy and to map out the programme. The result is that, following his correspondence with a number of the leading- pugilists of the country. Mr. Fennessy will leave for New York in a few days to have the contracts signed. Since the objectors to the scheme nave been won over they see that this Is the only feasible plan by which they may hope to sret out of a good-slxed hole.

After the arrangements are completed ah effort will be made to interest buaineaa men and hotel proprietor ln the venture, which will bring many people to the city. MAJOR TAYLOR Retnetated By tha Cycie Calon Krecatlrt (famnittee, stbcial nisraTca to Tax Rtrrtrt. NCWABX. N. May a unanimous vote the Executive Committee of the American Racing Cyclists' Union decided to re" Instate Major Taylor to-night upon payment of his fine of 31 On.

and of an additional A4O0 rrom ine jtasir on account of tha Can. vauftuucftftift i nis aisount the Ma Jor will pay to-morrow. The asaesauieait for the Cape Girardeau loss the colored man admits to be right, since by his desertion on the morning pf the day of the race tn th tall of lt. he cost tbe professional riders one half the prize list of fsoa the half which had been ctrlbutedby th colored residents when Taylor's entry was accepted. The union forced that entry.

The fine Is very small gd the favor-abl and anortsasanirk action of th union was taJcen tn Taylor's caa simply because tt ara. Taylor. Had tt been a arhlte man aafor11 was Ta'realfty- tkm to the retnstaternent: sjIhoWh fTbt Thlube riT -eTtixn oxueh weight with i4r ttat It might be said that their position was takenBeraaaaTaf fear of Taylor, and this theiTdMaSTUr? TIL tm- They believed -V Aayior won 11 result of- of th KterYn the ZTt. "OC to 1 th added $4f. Ih fines frorn other rtdera.

Vlli orrnea to the promotion af taa aonrlL It Is aulte nrobawr 7hV- rT as yet knows will be aehected to travel uroBBgn is eouatry baildma; bp clreutts whet1 It wnetner in or out of th unaoa. lamii ia arsuea Taylor will rid at the Vailsraorar raMa xtr i ii acxivety Into training for the ehaia-Pbonshipv Berkeley Oval management te-day offered -a. tam Taylor and fcLraxacr Jai. a feature that win aton)sh sports up on form all over the country at a as full aa It could he pa. ked ur knockout mada the programme mrtii tally complete, and during tba laat h.ut.

that of i i Oac-ar Gardner and Larry rago. the hrniao went wild wf.h litmtr.1 1 To the astonishment of ereT-hod went In to atn from the atari and the Arat round landed right and left Gardner having that veteran of the rlnr aaay up in the air at the finish In two other pound, he piled them tn on the Omaha KM and head until tt looked like he miaht -rrir out the winner and the Gardner tok an awful tumble kisjo itsjcoan But trua to hla ring record ar w- V' mm mtw abaft Tba mail waa a njeTtte ta mn oa rwaiaaai away Tk. taiea rtu. famriart ka 'bar ieaua-M ay taa. fnelt IB.

Wat taa aa a aiaawael ta aa aa. wvwnx at bah. raa ta tbo foalTh raaad cla witk a ai laab.r af ataaaaek txe'-hea tkat waaa aa ba Omaha Wi. aKa (mi hia fa- "7 aaowa. aM i a aaa beet aw tba baowa.

aad a aaa kept bwaaja body rmm anu a enal yn w.a oaj htaa tba tlaaiac I ha aai kirn iba tl and gava llardner the ee.taba PRO waa er arthaaiaat: ev.f tv aKa 141 aaa da by tt-m l--l let nMMM atoad a rlevenuv. fe I Ilea clean bree aaaia Ii u1 Oteaaaa had n. aa wa forctna In tba nhd a 'rnthi- abewlng II. fc-( Unm.rttf 1 1 -tba -w aad a i. laatl r- upa a here jio i without an Tn lha third nd Marhtlna; vn ar- i- SAILCit SHAKILY Mara That JeflVte.

Wreelllng t.em I art i rar ft at i Mia Mn. -i a efTrtrt ha rt- i Hv "I a i a -u r. hr for Mr JrfT'-jr fc ft. ire When I I mlitihri M-' t.r A rh Mng nr. wari'ed.

Ir I a frnrn me up and with a right on the j.r,,. Jaw and a left In the atomn-ch he urlln-rwl j(n(. hr the goods and an. declared th- winner mh Referee Bud I-ally TTia decision a If I'orhett had h.t reeche-1 with Gieaaon at full lt-'igtn thr t-l'-wa lm mat and secn.1, id" waTlef around him. while the roee ui lo a '-nrr e.r: man shouting and appln idling It aaa a amg ila' put great night, and ahoalng was a ho are ihut ln thr 1 tn Vrlr, CORIiLTT TALF8.

Barney Furey also took a large wreath of laurel to hla credit, making a nv-nkey ou I Th'a lan ll-ai JetTrle. If of Murray for nine rounds I'unng this' tuscr time the latter could hardly 1 tal-1 Up hv i in landed a single clean or an thing like aj telling blow. Furey showed form that pi's, tn I'ltti-t him outside the necessity of doing any pre- the llrrrlnary in the near futur. FfiirtT wa n'Hint'i Furey exhibited hitting, ducking and ring qualities that even his best friends were no' looking to see He i coming 1-ial man. while Je.e Snipp.

the local col 1 lad. made a place for himself 1n the square 1 circle. Shlpp will have many of them guessing before he Is done with the game If he train property and Is well looked after meetings were held during the post week 1 tlon. and evenly matched at which the idea was cautiously broached by several members. At Arst It was vigorously opposed, as many felt that to even dream of such a thing as a prlxe Aght would ruin their reputations irrevocably Another meeting, at which Messrs Henr-y Muhl-hauser.

Max Mosler. Charle Ooettheim. Edward Berghausen. A. W.

Fuhrman. The first round was very exciting, hut Shlpp fell off weak after getting two on the Jaw and one ln thr stomach Snyder shoa-ed ur ss a hitter, but nor any i'K clever. The sec. round as a Snvder, Shi "andThe ZXSZM Kl 'I tr. In i I Ix- n.

I'1' .1 I a ft. kr. k. rr. rr r'r I' to Mr O111 Bexenah also made a good showing.

1 ard 1 but was far outclassed by Gardner. All tn all the show was a splendid iutsii fr every point of view. It waa the kind thai does the game good and a-es pulled off without a hitch or any of the tiring delay ao obnoxious to ring followers. riRST MtlLllilKHT. The principals ln the first contest wera Kid Umont.

of this city, and Kid of Ludlow, Ky. Lamnnt haa sparred sev Ijr rr. a th Snyder shoiv-d i. I li wnnii.tiuiit rt 1 1 lie. mm, ana hitting qualities seldor qualities seldom teurs The third round had gore but a -w second, when Shlpp floored Snyder a-it lert on ine jaw.

and thta time he wa counted out. Shipp was carried from the hy hi colored seconds. There 1 no doubbt but the chocolate lad fully sustained the good opinion formed of him from IiIb g-j with Daly. BdCT. The third contest, tn which Jimmy M'jr- I ray and Barney Furey were the princM a waa expected to be well worth seeing.

Both men are local light weights with big fol- 1 lowlr.gs. and a meeting between them had long been anticipated Murray wa f.rsr in the rlnr He did not look fit He was drawn in the body and his complexion wx pauia. urey iookhi to tie in prime con air mark against him. Murray's right, which is alwsys dangerous. couldn't land it was useless, a a ne tr th.

ftftfttth Furev verr nearly put Mur ray our witn a ngnv uu hoaeter. is a glutton for punishment, and took th staggering punch as though be liked it. Ia the eighth round Furey fairly made a monkey out of the Bandy-haired boy. Any man except a gamester with an iron jaw. such as Murray has.

would hav been out and gone. scobko a ioriiow. Ia the ninth Furey knocked Murray down a B-vcond time, and landed a doaen time arttb rlarht and left on array's jaw. He took lust one blow In return a nght ln the "inthe" tenth round Murray raJHed and a ssSort to "set to- his elu- sls upiMsnt ill Furey. hoaever.

Joa tin vied to get away, aauiray vr-r saved him a few punches by eotnpeilins; rarey to fts-fat partly oa the defenat e. The men were fighting at lm. sun aexeree Laily taoouDcrd that the principals had SB-reed to call the contest a draw If both were on their feet at the end. At o'clock Oscar Oardner th tn-vtnclble feather weight stewed into the ring, before Murray had stepped pat and IwTtlt riu. Besenah followed- In 10 mecooA Gardner was ttrlprmTTtuSr for one mora fray Besenah.

fresh front ha FrmV- rSrtmm draw, looked to be in good condition, bat here aaa a eailnai thai th yoanc Covtrvgtoa boy had no call to ro against the old rlntr vete-rajt for even a Waeht- The Bret round asa snore af a fare thaa of a coetert cmr4lewOti break lnar aaajad and Gardner folJowl na-. uiay-ftao atrtmacea and filinT Kroo'a- ur tt rti I a r- 1 Ir tt. ti trlil "It'll a fr le. THft ExgtTFKh. Steve orohhy.

of I aarr and J- field. He es re- h. i a ft a a i M- Id It HKiln 1 lliiik 1 cn a tnat 1 nm Into the irk. ir ft 1 1 t. ,1 I 1m, k- If.r Jfttora tr-t an .) th.it to l.a As rn it: ir" li" I.

Id ol 1 1 at I a ike i TCWH CLOFED. TheClir ofKesiisml Iloxero Will I'ar-mlt Mom I love C'ontaala. eral times ln preliminaries Intli was Tw' novtce until last ntght He had about 1" B' n. Mm Mo it- Th 1 to da pounds the worst of the weights, and about put a flimier or. itrr tt i-.

I at. 1 hia only good quality waa willingness to 17 men a I have I -e .,.1 1 try The Arst punch took all the Aght out of him. He turned his back and stu' head through the ropes, while Lamont leaned over htm and Jabbed him on Jaw from the rear ri lHET' HIM BACK. Lewis's seconds pushed him bark Int the ring, and he faced Lamor.r l-irg to get a slap on the Jaw. Then he stooped over and covered his face atth his hands lamont walked round ln frort of him and knocked him down with a right on the Jaw.

I ii' ij. d'-r 1 sro k- ta Ir.t 1 Tt.e rne-: -c-rs n. mrtHlr. of ijl, the I 1 tr r. 1 Hi 'V k' It tft -Hi wt.l 1.

1 1 1 1 Referee Laily then stopped the f.ght. giv- Ing the decision to Lamont. The contest To Prevent rel nim Maklag a wa vociferously htssel. aj It deserved to Ilaid. be It waa the wont ever In t'lncln-, raciit nirTcB es nati.

PRC. vi- EN' E. P. I The pr -1 BHtPP. THE wojrrit.

As IT The second preliminary was between Par-' merit to- lay t. in, son Daviess pupil. Ben Snyder, of New Or. r-. leans, and Jesse Shlpp.

the colored 1 hap imed Itisk .1 that made such a good showing Wf, -tro I k- IJ i Andy Daly. Terry McGovern sparring esary for the won ai utihoL.se ne aamoni wtu cnaxired iniunn a-rai a ur- n. rmpp leiriiim an ovaii rig the pant alx years the fielder and I Board as tne only mean to reduce the den- Trie contest was to have gone io round- v.nie of 'he -r. the personal of .1, I 11 .1 a 01 1 GUARDED THE CLUEHOUEE 1 rrr r.e In te ej or. a r.

r-r ft i b. ASHE WA5T3 A MATCH. going In like a pile driver for i'- e. ine eiomacn and kidneys ten among ama A he a ho Ulirri roi.g-he a 1-. re.

of Sim of Kp-1-g- a e.a li to te. re 1 i. fo iir-, 'her rr. ir, lit to irds He nut It tare of h's marnr.r, Sam at East Lor.g ir through the columns of The Rig' itrt BOXIFG AT INDIANAPOLIS. rt'iil Mint'l Ti'f lvi kr.s I xi'iivi May 'J The Empire The arer mansitrtitiit arrar.sr'd a -rte bouts for to nv'rniw right, will la Ion.

The men were to go rounds at tr.icting much lix al lnier-st Tle hi. catch weights They were well ln-lde of th ligbt-B-etgbt limit. They began and showed a good deaf of clevern-s Furey had a shade the beet of the first round At the close he sent a hot right to Murray Jaw at close quarters. In the second round Furey forced the fighting, but with deliberation and excellent Judgment He landed twice to Murray's once, and skillfully ducked many a hot one. In the third Furey showed remarkable superiority.

He put hts left repeatedly In Murray's face, snd constantly escaped punishment by ducking or side stepping In the fourth Furey looked a aimer sll over He swung right and left half a duer. times to Murray's Jaw. and altemared these blows with stiff left Jabs. He got away from every lead, and at one time tad Murray froggy. rru.

orr weak. In the fifth there was something ot a fall- Inar off In the mace but Furey s'tll cor. tinned to show much the bet form. His cleverness ln retting away was remarkable In the sixth Furey knocked Murray down with a left on the chin. Again urey went through a round without once getting be a aim or event.

Tr.e rti'imi. frc.m the M-t oy Kyai Hi tee ret-enve-1. HOG EEATE5. May 2 -At the Natlor Sporting i 'I jb Tommy Hogan a a knocked out tr. the mirth rmtrtd by lien Jordan I Idler Paimer bett young Ware on r- a aer -roti rv-1 go Riihird 1 r.aer wat among th pecia- ors 1 science was admirable.

Jt mas fekil! ak.lnst grit The Jordan-Hogan buut a as uniriieresiing- SOLLY SMITH THE W1JSTTEB. Nrw Ton. lay 2 Solly Smith, of Lav Angeie. defeated Billy Maynard. of Brook lyn, the ter.tn roono or what waa to have teren a twenty-round bout, at 122 pounds, before the 5ampoa Athletic Club in Brooklyn, to-nlg-bx.

PE55A- -CALIFORNIA GAXE3. Ph ii-At turn l-A. May 28. The second dual track and field contest between ta Uni versity of Pennsylvania and the Uasverstty of California, pattpoatd from May ia. took pLaca to-day on FnuutBa Field and waa won by Pennsylfania by a score ot points to 20.

California's moat noteworthy sarrforinance was tne nam mar throw by A. puw. In thla contest tha big WeaaHner beat the ii; mim rtcvra oy casting the hammer a MS taec lara. He holds tbe mtercaHleaTlat racard of leet 4 Inches, made at tbe lnxreo4arlai games last week- la practice, last before mnitsL Flaw threw taa feet inches, beating the world record af 17 feet tnebe. held hy Jean of tbe ew iotb AinLette CTub.

A. ti rraetiaiela. of Peae-y1vanla waa aaku ttro-te. having a ha taa tea hfiaai It ta mtercxaUrarlat gam. a at Jliew Trk aa Saturday.

UrTrirkra was a lava m' partlc1pln a the haainni throw as he ba aufrerlng froaa a wrenched side, auat.i. whula throwtr.r th hauaanarr aa ts. U. aatai eft ever, wltmliig a-rer flaw aaat Roy We rBPBla Irroad Jump by default. John wAif man was tb only snan entered by California ta tha former event He crrmprvedi a In hired line and l.rli-a C.

B. lBrihia and Boy Wt-atoey na Waaal T. A aa aea Tha teaeV awa.ta aae olaaa. wlaama ew, Pew peaata Um raa. Mead PW.

Tba -it rr 0 r. I ft I r. i en. .1 A-. ba bleawaraa! tea fV.aa Ttaeatrleet a-rr-w afteeaa.iO of 1 braakrea Be of and bard BttemaT iwn'ix Ine i bo waa owielaaa a raiphi itai 1 4siraiia ri (ar tao ai-ur.

tesy ttLakaaXMi a t-toi imit I i aa BBKcend Lame aa Oaaem. ft lVt ah.t ar V.eejvd tba epr-ll. He wa it t'k' In Ibowck bo Ibouchi he la a lata- Ha rlevaa In be 'Aa. ijee -r 'tji any tlartnaati ah- I iea aon wa nirtrvot nh r. lull teardtr r- a atyla.

He ar ir'. f'vlcawl him without an efTort i cheerlrta; the hi lar1fer id'irarli an-l a 'i landed fair aid Tba carnival of boartna rlran laat nlht hmi1 bee by th. People Athletic Club for tba bene- ZY.VJ..:': of tbo ompeoraa of Iba People a Theater lr He ia a tnt waa tenerallv kpna roado a laatlror hit arltk tna follower of tbo tni, Frida tarn. It waa pane, be for, eouaied thla Jya Kn.rf'Vr city, etcept when tha city of Cloveland rot Au'r i 'llMnrt aatd tbo Me Km roar ajns that aba bad better 1 eon ta a boaera tha a Onctnaatl. and tried clualorva at tha Armory.

Loruf before any "n'er I kn 1 wa I had to hoM oft a th. bouta were booked to bearln the theater- boa he worked waa a aotld Jam of humanity from the l- i 71" ma rn art.s lory to the orrheotral pit, while the at are him c-ut AJa ta ic Me-w. aa, r. r' ah- ta .1 ri. -1' ft 1 i.l b.

rr a a l.a. mm rte-1 nuns. ft Roitft a I i II. -ft -r-1 'III" I ah I bet. i e.ftll I he 1 or, i I lie I flea a I I.v i u- ia "a ira'k eveaia a Hvle4 1 Ke rate ft aa a 'a I'l-tef a "--aim I aK -ae-l I a a.

a I'' --f 14a-t The raie te.t rr a Th. a a 4 tbe tna r. lut Aila ke-rt a Heart u- faaff lilt ir I r. ft .1 ft IA take if. ft ae.

a kan ll. tra. JAKE HOLT MAS a Hi t(i- II I I lF a 1 i ftt'ld- fallal ti f. i Ms the rtae and 'n ti 1 1 an-1 a tbr grotind hi- H'ik I -1 h'jrt. and wa earned t-.

tt. i- hit l-ul II- auhrae'liftf ri tt aaa a --i 1 a lt. 4 1 eeierepliak'Pg cijrrettt ea i llolrr II hart n- 'r -ii n- ahih ii. ar. i MmJla, wlin jfaciig i a 1 got It i and Hi- hofiaon TI oi-eco rid I ew- mt I t.a eli I be long I tnelrrt-)laiid tl.

a Koee tllh'. rr a frit a i pulrd le ro j. ai -ft in r.r al. I Tj.d Mr Kir. hn la ill 1 1 I 'a-i In-at him i m-r in th- a ot.d ra irra'rd Ir.

ttie r.ght I t.d i'h him 'herr w. n'tltaiors af a.pte.ii. loieh r. i rati i. t.i r.

iaer aaa puffed lug past i h. ill" i a- l'. up. tils lip cut and hi- prrfy t.adli Ih.iae ofTt-tkl aeoara'r t. ben't-n.

Ibat oij cat: -r I had In the half ml. AmM. T'-r t.r't.-r tti arr uf.tli I iiifl.t Baltua rad ro. 'iMiM. i.

that nun ,1,1 la a fin irft I. ook Il Altar a 1th tl.e lmcii i ia l.t a "el a 'bird. 1 r. r4T -i fM )firt ha from 4icj ii-, I 1 1 1 1 '1 nl ru: ar a n-1 wo r-1 lartACWl'- IfiaT Minii'ir rfi-n. mmlilr.

a fcl Ti arilriT '-tit rt" ra fkwn a-y wo'k tlM f. e.fl-.i ft 1 tr. at r. t. 1 m- 1 'T" a -4 a a I aw-r: 1 -ft w- ra nil 1 w.

1 ti. 1 r. txr l' 1 l-l -T a if a r. bi 1 1 Jr. JOEIIT QlUlll ra-a Irdered Away I'rna Toronto For tb I ntailafartai Itaaalng of Binil in i.t a r-, tit t'vi' tat BT" ".7 May it r- ke.

4 aa been told by tha' r. 'a-1' 1ti1 t. r'eaards to lake up toft ao lor.g A r1 The a lee r.f WAS I -r ma i i i Hlr. la a -d 'tl a at.a,e or tao. a ft rr me ly.

rr up Vrr to ter on the OT-ef aot a favorite a-1 -'Ma result bear a rl ed t- 1. a a l- -I 1'' i. r. a ftlnoe aa madr rr.ft'-' Ma sale oar.er of oo.r 1-. or Ji ptriti'li i-t'-r 'O-drer a hore T'jrf a aa aber.

a wa a' F- I t. ad r-r m-wf lilrri fte; r-' a a'. or, a r. -re He. re.rv of -A was r' af.

mtn'jte al t. jrt i' ere t' rr.a' 'fTor' kep r1 piaye ail he r-. a rde -ore-l -t r-e- ner'l I and i Ihe head a he I to much l-'er tar 'might a I tiie -c )r- fto raie i(t'1r. tl.Mrl) did n' or der-. I found that )l i aa order aaa a-, remove Ms horse f-.

re V. lu who is mat' hed to further er.tnea rn Mm tx altti Jlr.m:e 1 i b. r- a l.i be a t.r th ree mir. i whir he had i aerr e. r' oti May lo ftr a run.

and If he Ir. the stake rut cannot-race at W' -dt JOCIET AID OTTIEi. ArreacaMl For itrsHag Nnatf Tla an STBCIAL PuriT'S tit 111 OwcssBoao. Kr May ir- l- a prominent a-1 well-known y- key. for houaebrs-akir-g I- for Hayd-n.

il.i Belie from a tin rit Hi e-he wa at church Reoew i In fata house and took the rrr Uaa ASTHMA CURED 1 1 mi Trial Ctrmt 1 aar ads lor aft ft ft. a sorlirUoo of aae and ei 'a' a tny anuixy to cure j' -v, ClED. Wbea other faf. r-i OR. FRANK WHETZEU METAL OLISM.

i-T7inT la' a -I Asthma Hay Fever II I ii i rnrr srs.